pump.fun creator fees, paid to people
Route token fees to anyone
Name an X handle, a Twitch streamer, an email address or a GitHub login when you launch a coin on pump.fun. The program pays each of them into a wallet only they can open; they sign in and take it.
- Recipients
- up to 5
- The split
- locked forever
- In the middle
- nobody
A handle, a channel, an email, a GitHub login or a wallet.
Klik’s own line is 5% of what is routed, written into the same split. Nothing is held anywhere: pump.fun pays every wallet directly.
How the money moves
Example split. The numbers are illustrative; the mechanism is exactly this.
Name them
A launch names up to five people and their shares. Everyone who is not a wallet gets a Solana wallet keyed to their identity before the coin exists.
The split is written once
Their addresses go into the coin’s fee-sharing config on pump.fun. The program locks it after that one write; not even Klik can change it.
The program pays them
Every trade pays the creator fee into the coin’s vault. A payout moves each share straight into each wallet; a sign-in with the same identity opens it.
- Read how it is built
In motion
The wall and the feed are an animation; the fees are what was paid.
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Nothing routed yet. The first payout pump.fun makes to a Klik coin lands here.
- $5.00sent toWikipedia
- $100.00sent toDogecoin
- $10.00sent toMKBHD
- $5.00sent toSolana
- $10.00sent toVitalik Buterin
Launched through Klik
Nothing invented: coins and people from real launches only.Coins
Only coins launched through Klik.
Nothing launched through Klik yet.
The first coin launched here lands at the top of this grid, with its market cap and holders read from pump.fun.
Launch the first onePeople
Only people a Klik launch named.
Nobody yet.
Whoever the first launch routes fees to appears here, with where their money stands: paid on chain, waiting, or claimed.
The split, the wall and the feed above are illustrations; the fees and the directory are what was launched through Klik. What Klik can and cannot do